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8 Life Lessons Captured On Camera

They see pictures, they say goals..bish I'm who they tryna be. - Cardi B

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8 Life Lessons Captured On Camera
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Having a cell phone means access to a camera. Access to a camera means pictures. These 8 pictures all have their own story but I'm here to tell you the lesson learned from these photos.

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I learned regardless of how good I feel after I receive my paycheck, working at a gym while watching people change their bodies while I just sit there waiting for each hour to go by isn't as rewarding.

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Babysitting doesn't just mean watching over the kids..it includes EVERYTHING..from vomiting to playing football..to PULLING TEETH OUT. So intense.

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Lesson learned: Putting on sunscreen is a necessity. I was going for a more golden brown look and came out with a pink "Patrick Star" tint. If you don't know who Patrick Star is...evaluate your childhood.

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Lesson learned: Treasure your dog. My little girl is hitting the 15-year mark. In case you're wondering what breed this is..she is a chihuahua. Such a champ.

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NEVER be afraid to take risks..however, be cautious. I fried my hair trying to bleach it. Lesson learned: I realized I needed to get my life together after going blonde for 24 hours!

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Height phobias are real. It was put to the test my freshman year at Santa's Enchanted Forest. Lesson learned: never ride a Ferris wheel.

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Honestly, this photo was taken just last weekend. Lesson learned: ALWAYS keep yourself in check when wearing fake lashes. If it feels weird, chances are it is falling off. Spare yourself this type of selfie.

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Look, scars all have their own story. This one.. was taken two years ago on Memorial weekend. Let's just say my sober-self swam a little too close to the boat propeller. Lesson learned: Not really sure but just stay away from propellers in general.

There you have it, 8 pictures, 8 memories, 8 lessons learned.

Remember, there are no regrets in life, just lessons.

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